...efflorescence should be inudo the signal for the first employment of the oil. From this time, the oiling is continued until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person — scalp again included — is well scrubbed, disinfecting soup being abundantly used during...

...is to commence on the fourth day after the appearance of the eruption, and to he continued every day until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person is well washed with disinfecting soap and warm water. These baths should be administered every...

...the germ-carriers of the specific disease poison, the employment of the oil is to begin, and ought to be continued until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person (scalp included) is well scrubbed, carbolic acid soap (Calvert's or Macdougall's) being abundantly...

...the germ-carriers of the specific disease poison, the employment of the oil is to begin, and ought to be continued until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person (scalp included) is well scrubbed, carbolic acid soap (Calvert-s or Macdougall-s) being abundantly...

...is to commence on the fourth day alter the appearance of the eruption, and to be continued every day until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person is well washed with disinfecting soap and warm water. These baths should be administered every...

...with olive oil slightly impregnated with camphor | the oiling to be continued until the patient i< well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole...well scrubbed, disinfecting soap being abundantly need. The baths to be repeated every other day until four have been taken. 9. Ten days after health...

...About the fourth day of the eruption the surface of the body, scalp included, to bo anointed twice a day with olive oil slightly impregnated with camphor ; the oiling to be continued until the patient U well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole skin is well scrubbed, disinfecting soap being...

...efflorescence should be made the signal for the first employment of the oil. From this time the oiling is continued until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person, scalp included, is well scrubbed, disinfecting soap being abundantly used during the process....

...efflorescence should be made the signal for the first employment of the oil. From this time, the oiling is continued until the patient is well enough to take a warm bath, in which the whole person— scalp again included — is well scrubbed, disinfecting soap being abundantly used in the...